In this study, Josh continues in 1 Corinthians 12:12-31 where we see Paul handling the problem of division being created from people in the church thinking certain gifts are better than the others. Paul breaks this down by relating it to a body and that all is needed in the end and that we are all used to further the kingdom of God.

In this study, Josh continues in 1 Kings 19:11-21 where we see how God brings Elijah back by providing for him and we see that with love, compassion, and gentleness. Josh goes over how God met Elijah where he was and provided him food, listened to him, and even corrected him while giving Elijah a job and a purpose.

In this study, Josh goes into Romans 12:6-8 to finish with the last few gifts that we've been going over through 1 Corinthians 12. We look at the gifts of hospitality, evangelism, mercy, and giving. Josh continues to break down what these gifts mean and show where they can be seen in the Bible. Josh speaks on how we aren't able to do any these things without God's help so be dependent on Him and see what He'll do in your life.

In this study, Josh continues 1 Kings 19:1-10 where we see Elijah become depressed and fearful for his life running away because Jezebel has order for Elijah to be killed. Through this section we can see how we are like Elijah and relate to him because just like him we can fail after a victory and be discouraged so much so that we push away the Lord. My question to you is when you fall into these moments of depression and discouragement do you close yourself off or seek God and His love?

In this study, Josh continues in 1 Kings 18:41-46 where we look at Elijah praying and trusting in the Lord for rain to now fall down after 3 and a half years of no rain. We can see through Elijah five P's that are great to follow with prayer the place, the posture, the persistence, the promises, and the power of prayer. So I ask are you praying daily building your relationship with the Lord.

In this study, Josh continue in 1 Corinthians 12:28 where Josh expounds on the gifts of teaching, administration, exhortation, and helps showing various different places in the Bible where these can be seen. Josh as well goes further into what they mean and the difference between gifts and offices.

In this study, Josh continues in 1 Kings 18:20-40 where we see Elijah go against the prophets of Baal in a god battle for who really follows the truth. Josh points out that Elijah wasn't there to just beat the other prophets showing that Jehovah is the real God but to win over the hearts of all who were watching as he even ask them how long they will falter between two opinions. So I ask you are you fully committing yourself to The Lord or are you sitting on the fence thinking you can serve both God and the world.

In this study, Josh goes into 1 Corinthians 12:10 where we look at three more gifts of the Spirit and Josh breaks down when these gifts should be used and when not used like the gift of tongues especially as there are requirements for it. Josh not only explains them but speaks on his personal experience of these gifts being in work.

In this study, Josh continues 1 Corinthians 12:9-10 where he covers the gift's of Faith, Healing, Miracles, and Prophecy going into where they can be seen in both Old and New Testament. Do You know what your gifts are?

In this study, Josh continues in 1 Kings 18:1-19 where we see God now calling Elijah to go and confront King Ahab and around this time we are also introduced to Obadiah a man of God who was in charge of Ahab's house. We see through Obadiah and Elijah that what God's will for people are different we aren't all meant to be the same. Josh points out the difference's between Elijah and Obadiah but focuses on that they were both used uniquely by God to fulfill His purpose.